Jocko Podcast 182 w/ John "TILT" Stryker Meyer: The Claustrophobic Reality of The Vietnam Jungle

[@xmaniaccc1]

Petition to make John Stryker the third host of the Jocko podcast

[@mhsandifer]

Second on that motion.

[@andymcqueen3553]

Third

[@WALMER0]

Fourth

[@Sigmareich]

5th

[@paskos1]

6th. "Jocko And Tilt" podcast. Like a 80's cop tv show...

[@arijao92]

More John Stryker? I'm in, this guys stories are absolutely insane

[@behindthen0thing]

Fake news

[@enticingFicus]

Иван Грозный -No, I’m pretty sure he’s in.

[@niagra898]

Mind blowing..funny and scary as hell his simple humility.

[@GUNSHIPFLEX]

The absolute best

[@GUNSHIPFLEX]

@@behindthen0thing watch your words fella. JSM is a national treasure

[@Rotoeye]

As a Marine grunt from Iraq in 2003, listening to Willink geek out on a Vietnam vet reminds me of how we listen to his stories as a SEAL.

[@jackhammer0925]

Nicholas USMC remember watching you guys getting some on the news when I was younger. Graduated high school, joint the Marines and did two pumps myself. Semper

[@aerialshadrone9921]

Well well well... look who I found commenting on KZbin... “LAZE THEM!”

[@Rotoeye]

Aerial ShaDrone juice

[@jw5848]

Cover and move, shipmate!

[@seanberthiaume8240]

I was there in 2003-2004 WVARNG

[@connie6580]

Tilt is a good friend of my father. I just discovered this video. I had no idea how amazing this person is. I just remember answering the phone when I was a little kid and hearing him say this is “Tilt” where is the “Wolfman” That was my father’s nickname. My father has dementia now. I wish I was smart enough to ask more questions. So grateful I came across this amazing video!!!

[@blakeandrews3673]

Was you father in macv sog as well

[@kylerichardson2384]

If Tilt is referring to him by his nickname/callsign I can only assume he was SOG or SOG adjacent@@blakeandrews3673

[@AlTiri-rd7ly]

Thanks for the comment bro. Love lil things like these

[@stonem83]

Get Jocko to do the narration of the audio books.

[@BobbyCannon]

Wish I could upvote this 1,000,000 times

[@TheMattc999]

stonem83 I'd buy them.

[@OldCroDad]

Absolutely!!!!

[@kim-jong-poon]

I've been thinking the same thing since discovering this podcast

[@aaronanderson7619]

That's one of the best ideas I've heard in awhile. Serious. Good stuff in that noggin of yours

[@lolguytiger45]

This guy has been through more intense situations than most people who have ever lived and he still has this indestructible positive attitude.

[@scrubber1986]

I think if we survived what he survived, we would all have an indestructible posiitive attitude.

[@dravenocklost4253]

​@@scrubber1986 some dont.

[@danasmith3288]

Indestructible positively wicked laugh

[@williamrunner6718]

My father in law, Stanley Skowron was a Green Beret over there. He was a Polish immigrant that spoke 5 languages and was one great American!

[@nickbode5211]

I’m sure his language skills made him a hot commodity in Special Forces! I was amazed to learn that all Green Berets spend one third of all their training doing foreign language work. Cheers to Stanley!

[@MrArtmundus]

Skowron it's hoopoe lark bird. It's my surname to.

[@briansmidt8839]

Five languages is AMAZING! Thank him on behalf of a grateful nation!

[@onlycasual1]

Holy shit another one? Amazing. Could listen to Mr Meyer talk forever. He has a great laugh too lol

[@DrramuhHD]

the laugh

[@Michael-im1vc]

Right?! For some reason when Myer laughs I'm reminded of Bill Burr 🤣

[@adamb8317]

He definitely has a low key great laugh that is common among people who have come out of hardship stronger. Reminds me of my grandmother who raised her 9 younger siblings and lived through the great depression and world War 2.

[@A_MeatPopsicle]

Love the laugh. It’s very mischievous 🤣

[@briansmidt8839]

He could find beauty in that horrible nightmare. I am humbled beyond measure to hear these men talk. All snowflakes should hear this interview. I was in the "green zone at BIAP. It was less than a walk in the park in comparison. American Heroes...both of you! National treasures.

[@drewdalesandro672]

180, 181, and now 182! Hours of on the edge of my seat.

[@VinnyVincenzoYo]

It’s an absolute honor to have access to this amount of historical information, especially from such incredible men as “Tilt” and Jocko. In my opinion many more folks should definitely be aware of this, also huge shoutout to Echo for the great edits an for being such a cool down to earth dude. Everyone who contributes to make this podcast and the episodes has my greatest gratitude, much respect and many thanks to everyone involved.

[@TheMattc999]

GloomyGuns I won't say anything about the gulf of Tonkin incident, but if you think 9-11 was a lie you're a fucking idiot. I watched that shit happen with my own 2 eyes.

[@davidaldridge5716]

VinnyVincenzo Yo “historical information” is spot on....obviously this is amazing to have access to but I’m even happier that his words are immortalized in that future generations can listen as well. It’s probably not standard but you know there is or will be history teachers out there including this as material for students. It’s quite the honor to be able to listen to.

[@trusailietazperlinski4717]

K.. soo. I'm picky, but yep it adds to laziness. HUGE ROLODEX. Honesty and loyalty. 👉with they are Navy, NAVY.. and the list goes on.. pull em out of mine ABSOLUTELY! Go for it. Write accurate history.

[@kongcoleus]

My father, Hal Wilson, was on two RT teams but spent the majority of his time on RT New York. I believe from 1968-1970. I truly appreciate listening to these MACV SOG stories to learn what exactly my father went through.

[@maddog7795]

My uncle Corporal byrd was on RT New York ask your dad about him plz??? Hes since passed away but id love to hear any stories your dad may have about my uncle. What a Crazy small world

[@maddog7795]

@@BB-wm4ti yes very short dirty blonde hair and he was a radio man, also was a previous tunnle rat. Edit uncle not father

[@maddog7795]

@@BB-wm4ti his dad was a corn farmer, for burbon whiskey in Arkansas, but he never was a farmer, except in his teens, he was scared he was gonna be drafted so joined himself. Omg I would love to talk to your dad. I'm disabled I have OI Google it. I wanted to join the boy scouts as a teen but they wouldnt let me so my uncle who was like a grandfather to me, taught me survival skills and taught me how to be a man. I miss him so much, he died in 2014 of blood clots due to the va canceling his health care due to him smoking weed for ptsd and chronic pain. He had two purple hearts, one when he fell in a punji trap while patrols on a search and destroy and one when he was hit with shrapnel from an artillery shell from the battle of that famous hill battle I forgot the name, he was assigned to 98th explosive ordinance disposal at that time pre sog. He also received a silver star for pulling a pilot out of a burning aircraft on a bright light mission in sog? I think that's what it was called when they went looking for downed pilots and POWs. He took a bullet to the ankle had 2nd degree burns on his arms which he had scars the rest of his life for pulling that Vietnamese pilot out of a heli, scars on his ass and legs for the punji trap. He also had a bronze star with Valor. He was such an amazing man. I miss him so much. Edit. My dad said he was also apart of RT tennessee.

[@maddog7795]

@@BB-wm4ti yea man that would be awesome! Edit: sorry for the late reply getting back with you, been at my grandparents in the country with no signal. Edit 2. Forgot to reply to part of your post, my dad said my uncle had rlly good senses from when he was a tunnle rat before he joined sog, and my dad thinks that's prolly why he had such good senses because you had to rlly hone your senses in those tunnels, and that's what it was from prolly, but dad said he never knew that he was known for that, but doesn't surprise him at all cause he always had incredible senses when hunting animals, so doesnt surprise him at all that he also had great senses when hunting actual people, and hes confident his time as a tunnle rat had something to do with that if that was the case lol dad and me thank u so much, for chatting so far, we were wanting to learn more about his service and my dad said hearing about these things is making him rlly happy! My dad wants to ask your dad, what was his overall reputation and report with his fellow comrades, also as a SOG member did he perform as average or above average compared to other members across the fence? Also can u tell me a bit about your dads place on the team and the other members of NY, wed love to learn as much as we can about the rest of his comrades!

[@TypicalMT]

Damn what an awesome thread, small world

[@markstuart8401]

Humble man. Best pod casts by far I have ever had the pleasure of watching. Ex Royal Marine.

[@briansmidt8839]

What can I say? This man is beyond a hero. The courage displayed by these men and their "little people" are giants among men. Thank you Jaco for this conversation. You directed things very humbly and very professionally. I sure appreciate the statement "only by the grace of God"...INDEED!! 😮

[@Simmo07]

I was captivated listening to Tilts stories. I listened to 180, 181 & 182. 9 hours of on the edge stories. I don’t know how he is so normal after all that. What a man what a legend. The real deal Jason Bourne for sure. I will be supporting and buying his book. If only Jocko would narrate all the audio books. His voice draws you deep into the stories. I love this channel ❤️

[@scottymack]

98 pounds soaking wet but 50 pounds of heart. Love that quote

[@slyfox1483]

read this as he said it and this podcast is hours long.💪🏻

[@proudinfidelpaintball]

Indeed. 🤙🏻

[@AlabamaPilgrim333]

I love this guy. So genuine, humble, and has lived the life of a 1,000 men. A true Rooster. 🐓 Respect. 🇺🇸

[@briansmidt8839]

Respect is almost inadequate for how these men should be viewed. There has to be a word beyond respect. Neither would want our worship of course...they are much too humble. Watching with awe and gratitude!

[@caseyherald5088]

I can't express how much I have enjoyed TILT and his experiences. Pure award winning conversations. Thank you!

[@roamingtiger]

This has been the best series I’ve listened to. Please have him on more lol

The Dick Thompson ones are also amazing. He confirms a lot of stuff tilt says about how these crews operate.

[@sw6493]

A third session with Mr. Meyer? Yes, please. Let's go for a full week.

[@griffin5226]

Anyone else watch all 3 TILT podcasts back to back?

[@scottymack]

I wanna just hug this man and thank him for his service and I’m an Aussie. This guy has bigger balls and is as humble. I’m blown away. I have learned so much about the quality of life. I have watched 180,181,and now 182. A true legend of the force. Thankyou that’s all I have to say is Thankyou for this I wanna buy the book

[@aarone1981]

For my fellow war enthusiasts, the Vietnam War remains the most fascinating, and this guest has been one of the very best!

[@ReneMacias1978]

You are 100 percent correct

[@SortaProfessional89]

These stories are absolutely to die for and i can't get enough of them. This guy could write 3 movies and have enough stories for 3 more. What an amazing soldier and fearless man.

[@Slicknutz444]

Apparently the nva thought that too 😂

[@leodaher]

Three in a row... Too good to be true. Thank you, Jocko. It will be hard to beat this series.

[@ajgambs44]

i thought it was getting an old podcast notification... But alas, the podcast gods smiled upon us to give us one more time with Mr. Meyer. His books are some of my favorite of all military history so this has been something I've wanted to hear for years! Thank you Sirs!

[@TheMattc999]

AJ Gamble same. I saw this and then thought, wait a minute, wasn't he on 180 and 181? A third time?!? AWESOME 👍👍👍

[@cavscout62]

Just watched SOGCAST 001 yesterday morning and had to come back and rewatch/listen to this one again. Thank You Tilt, you and your Brothers set THE STANDARD and left Footprints which those of us who followed can Never Fill. Drive On!

[@randyfirst5747]

I’ve listen to this podcast over 20 times can’t get enough, thank you for your heroic heroism, HEROS, salute 🇺🇸

[@angelgutierrezrubio]

This trilogy is glorious.

[@andersyenpow]

Ángel Gutiérrez trilogy?! Sickkkk

[@vague-rant666]

Hi, civilian here. *HOLY* *SHIT* this guy is the real rambo

[@maddog7795]

Just listened to across the fence, on audible In one sitting! Amazing narration TILT!

[@isaacbarrett9212]

Thank you again for having Mr. Stryker on. I am looking forward to hearing his friends.

[@mhsandifer]

John's books, as well as Lynne Black's Whiskey Tango Foxtrot should be required reading I wish my uncle was still around to hear John and tell his stories as well. RIP Uncle Joe, CSM 1st/3rd/5th/7th SF

[@toddprobasco9728]

Jocko and Echo, congratulations on an excellent series with Mr. Meyer. 182 really pulled the three podcasts together. If Mr Meyer returns for another, I would like to know if he ever felt like bait.

[@shotgunenvy2657]

I think I've listened to this trilogy five times so far, every time I pick up little bits of info that stun me, can't believe these guys got out alive. Thank you all so much

[@joeferraro9884]

I have been listening to his stories for 3 days straight, I could listen to this great man everyday! Thanks Jocko - echo...

[@firehorse_44alpha-omega]

A Titan among men..... Thanks for taking the time TILT ! Epic conversation gentlemen........

[@Sarge80]

Rambo: Im the best there is! Stryker Meyer: Hold my beer.

[@idrathergetaidsthangetwoke9145]

Dick Thompson: did someone say 'beer'?

[@christiannarvaez6536]

One the best speakers you brought on here. Listened to the full podcast of John Stryker. Every bit had my mind thinking of what it must of been like. After listening I couldnt help but have a sense of appreciation. Thank you both for your service.

[@aerialshadrone9921]

Tilt is awesome. All these SOG dudes are. These podcasts and stories are national treasures. I wish we had long form podcasts decades ago, where all those WW2 guys who were in the real shit could've laid things out like this when most were still around. Hell, I found a printed interview from one of the Color Sergeants from the Battle of Rorke's Drift ("Zulu") that was done in the 1930's. That was amazing to read, imagine to be able to hear it over several hours of just talking. These personal recollections are the real history, not some generalized watered-down garbage taught in public schools. This is a great thing.

[@boomerkobold3943]

Do you have a link to the Zulu interview?

[@briansmidt8839]

Perhaps this sounds sexist, but every high school man should be mandated to listen to this interview. Take the moral high ground ALWAYS. Men need to hear this now more than ever. For a man who did not talk during a mission, he sure is articulate. Our education history lessons fail our young men. I was very fortunate as a youth to listen to a Marine tell us about his experience. There may be no words capable of describing the horror of combat in that environment. Thanks to both for trying.

[@charliemike13]

Jocko-Thank you for this! These men deserve to be known and remembered.

[@bitterchild7133]

I find these SOG missions so fascinating in the darkness of Laos... just can't get enough!

[@Ryan-dw3ng]

This guy is a bloody legend!! great podcasts!!

[@jordangreen7191]

These last few podcasts with Mr. Meyer have been some of my favorite stories I've ever listened to. Thank you Jocko for bringing this man in 3 times. I love it. Unbelievable what these guys experienced

[@robertblake1032]

I can’t tell you how many times I’ve heard this podcast, half dozen times maybe ? It’s so captivating to listen to, kinda reassuring the confidence of these SOG guys.

[@IJCJR]

These SOG stories are so good. What these men lived through and accomplished is just amazing. So much respect for them.

[@dopeclips9370]

watching this years later. god bless you TILT AND JOCKO. Thank you for the service !

[@stellarmella2131]

GET AFTER IT, been listening to the previous two podcasts during nite runs

[@johngaglione2236]

These podcasts with the SOG guys are absolutely amazing! The missions they ran are epic and I'm glad that they can finally tell their story

[@hasdrubal121]

Blown away by the John Stryker Meyer podcasts..... absolute legend. Can't get enough

[@kenmelton3649]

These podcast are absolutely precious. One because as a general rule most warriors generally don’t talk about the war. Second they only talk about this with their brother warriors that these two men have extraordinary respect for each other. Thank God these men record these for prosperity as they not only detail the amazing courage and skill these warriors have ,but especially in terms of Viet Nam warriors they never got a welcome home from the people they were fighting for. You can say of course politically that war was wrong but the courage and fighting of these men was real.

[@briansmidt8839]

Yep, the flower children had way too much influence in the public discourse.

[@jamesfam96]

Stryker and Roger Hayden on the podcast would be amazing.

[@BostonsF1nest]

🧖🏻‍♂️

[@loucypher9213]

Apart from everything else the quality of the swearing would be truly majestic! And I'm British - we know how to swear...

[@idrathergetaidsthangetwoke9145]

@@loucypher9213 kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIeVkHute7Rsock Hooligan: So I tell the swamp donkey to sock it before I give her a trunky in the tradesman's entrance and have her lick me yardballs! Cooper: Wow. You guys are on a completely different level of swearing here.

[@ballisticrooster5541]

A Netflix series would be AWESOME!! A movie wouldn't cut it

[@idrathergetaidsthangetwoke9145]

Not on Netflix. At least not today's Netflix. Meyer and his gang aren't lesbian and trans enough.

[@gar50172]

Nah they would turn it into how the us failed Vietnam and praise China somehow

[@shapoopy2964]

Netflix would definitely fuck it up.

[@hulkangry5546]

A lot of us would love but Netflix would fuck it up and just be filled with more woke bullshit.

[@Yambag]

Why does everyone want everything on Netflix? That has become the most generic thing to say

[@davesackenheim2937]

I've listened to all of the striker Meyer Podcast with Jocko at least a 100 times...... coupled with Jocko telling of it ..intrigues me....I'm there..

[@juliobow3232]

Love, admire, and respect Tilt in the highest regards!

[@aigiasp733]

JOCKO! PLEASE MAKE THIS A MOVIE! ORDERING THE BOOKS NOW. TOP 3 PODCAST! EVER!

[@dandan8787]

Mr. Stryker is the most fascinating guy I've heard speak on this subject. Amazing stories! God bless from Sweden.

[@briansmidt8839]

This sort of courage should be communicated to every man. God bless you in Sweden. This is a courage that is universal. Life lessons for man.

[@Airforceproud95]

TUNING IN

[@willmartinez1606]

Much respect to our alive and gone soldiers. An much respect to these men that fought the good fight and came home. An this mans detailed briefings about all his action. I’m stuck I can’t watch anything else, I’m on day 2 in a row. New favorite podcast.

[@DANTICVS]

I have really loved these podcasts with Stryker. I am almost addicted to this podcast. JRE was my #1, Timcast IRL, Shawn Ryan of Vigilance Elite and Jack Carr's podcast. Love this Vietnam stuff and all the viewpoints of the operators that have recently come back. Fascinating stuff.

[@stanjones7224]

I watch these with tilt ever night...hard to imagine the things he experienced.... they've got to do an epic movie on this.

[@stanjones7224]

Who would u have Play tilt besides Matt Damon?

[@CS-in3pg]

This is the real deal. These are the best podcasts ever made by Jocko and Echo Charles and, of course, by Tilt. Semper Fi Gentlemen.

[@mpbassman5339]

This is the third podcast I have watched with Mr Meyer. I can only describe their missions as the equivalent of being a worn on a hook thrown into a pond of fish. Simply amazed that any of them survived.

[@itsmorgan10]

Man, I could listen to this guy every podcast.

[@willjames1949]

this dude is an absolute animal. I LOVE IT. Stryker, Thank you for being the kinda man we all strive to be

[@briansmidt8839]

A man (men) that every man should aspire to. We may not achieve this level, but it sure is a worthy aspiration. A lesson that can be applied to every profession.

[@OurBlackFriend]

To see the things this man has seen and to still be able to laugh like he does... nothing short of inspirational 1:55:23 Also laughs at Jocko when he hears how many grenades he'd carry.

[@robroberts1473]

These episodes with mister styker have been just amazing.

[@niagra898]

John truly is a national treasure.

[@briansmidt8839]

Right! He has much to offer our generation and future generations.

[@ostapryotosez7549]

I just gotta say this man's recall of specific dates and times from something that long ago at his age is just incredible. Unbelievable things these guys did hats off to yinz outstanding

[@Ok-551]

“Oh yeah”. So lucky to hear these stories first hand

[@carlkelly2900]

TILT is a true legend.

[@riftraft2015]

love these interviews. I read the sog book by plaster. awesome. I always wondered more about jerry shriver. shriver was considered by most as one of the best sog ever had, but his story needs told. bob howard was another one. THANK YOU GUYS for fighting communism. thank you John Stryker. The sog mission stories are amazing.

[@GD-tn3ez]

The things this man can look back on and laugh about is a testament to his courage and tenacity!

[@MichaelSmith-pi2ly]

Loved the TILT podcast. Some of the best interviews. Myers has unique story telling ability. Goin to get the book soon. Great job Jocko!

[@bradkister79]

I have been glued to my phone for the past 3 days listening to the amazing Stryker trilogy.Great stuff.God Bless this special operator.Absolutely fascinating to hear about SF going way back there!

[@paul1x1]

These guys were so crazy it's just the most incredible stories I am glad there will be a record of their courage

[@seasideshortt7340]

Love hearing Tilts stories an we always need more. Also loving the SOGCast! Thank you!

[@briansmidt8839]

Me too!

[@southbound141]

Best podcasts I’ve ever listened too

[@AirborneAnt]

@8:00 I have a Purple Heart and my buddies called it "the enemy marksmanship badge" lol they gave me so much hell for it!!! But they always had my back :)

[@davidbarnett2232]

John Stryker Meyer “Tilt” was there (did that) on the edge of darkness, but the team succeeded so I have to hear more of his experience

[@robertlucyksr667]

Tilt is a certified badass, salute to you Mr. Meyer, an honor to listen to your stories.

[@yotaman492]

John's book will be next on my reading list. What an American legend he is, really enjoyed those 3 podcasts.

[@GavGreaves]

This stuff is totally AWESOME. Thankyou for doing this guys. I'm definitely getting the audiobooks when they're out.

[@Jbois1111]

Lets get Lynne Black AND John Stryker Meyer on together. ;)

[@flopimus]

I'm from DC, and it's good to hear the south Jersey, Philly Baltimore accent

[@davidkeel5062]

Okay don’t quit after your crescendo (180 and 181), just bring John Stryker Myer back on! Watch out Jocko, I think he’s flanking you. Gonna take over the podcast.

[@AGENTPO3]

“And with me , jocko willink”..... *super serious voice* “good evening echo” *quickly responds* “good evening” ;God I love that part soo much idk why. 😂

[@thomasdoolittle8803]

Great series of podcasts you've had with John Stryker Meyer. I rarely remember to like videos unless they really stand out but I gave this a like because it was especially good and memorable. I know I would be interested in hearing more and I'm sure your other listeners would too.

[@Jack-js1kv]

I have it under my bed now....😂 I love Mr Myers Tilt...such a legend 🪖🇺🇸 thank you Sir for all your service for our freedom.

[@lauriepenman7154]

Couldn’t agree more. Thanks for getting together with Tilt again.

[@kylepalmer8730]

John your the best. Right up here with Roger Hayden interview. Jocko, youshould do the audio of the book.

[@thehammerofthegods858]

This is excellent documentation, some of the schools were I live don't have Vietnam in there history books, and it's a shame. Well done gentleman.

[@akimmbo]

man, these guys live in a whole different world than those of us who never went. I can't imagine how they get through what we call an 'ordinary' day. have some breakfast, talk to the wife, cut the grass, dinner and watch some TV, that must seem pretty boring after the things they've seen and been through

[@k.b.6331]

Hit the like button with a five second fuse.

[@guccimane623]

Winner winner, apricot dinner. *BANG BANG BANG*

[@Kris_kole]

My father was U.S.A.F, in his late 60's and has 100's of books like this. Ive read many...he got me into the Vietnam war / S.F / & MAC-V SOG. He bought me this book, I have been reading it.. is the CRAZIEST fuckin book I have EVER read! Thank you Jocko and John for this AMAZING content! John, you are crazy sir! Haha Cheers from Seattle Washington! ❤️🤘🏻🍻

[@oldschoolfoil2365]

Amazing how the M79 was so useful during that conflict especially the gas grenade he mentions forty mike mike 2:06:49. Team strength at 4,6 or 8 men and what the perfect number was is crucial. At around 1:32:00 i hope he comes back jocko he has so much to tell.

[@louiswolff3251]

Jocko you talked about JTAC and calling for fire, I was Army 13F Forward Observer or as they call them these days FISTers, we trained at Ft Sill, after basic 8 weeks of Basic Training we spent another 6 weeks training on just calling for fire, 8-10 hours a day 5 days a week, it's pretty involved, this was late 80's, Lasers were still a new technology and GPS was in its infancy, so we're learned old school with Maps and compasses, how to precisely locate yourself, and were the enemy was and how to call in indirect fire, call in distance and direction in MILS from your position and you could direct that fire to run left to right, or SW to NE etc. based in target and how many and large, we did learn the Laser, called a GLID, and transmit electronically to the FDC, also touched on air assets, contacting say the A-10's to run straffing or suppression fire, and the latest greatest thing was Copper Head laser guided Artillery rounds they had in 155's, we had to manually set the laser code and confirm with whoever was sending it.

[@matthewjoseph9577]

Forget Marvel and DC these are real American superhero’s. Thank you so much for what you have done for our country 🇺🇸

[@RaoulDuke1776_]

John "TILT" Meyer, fucking legendary. 3 amazing podcast, wow ! I will relisten to them.

[@jonathanariail4601]

I could listen to Tilt all day

[@rockingoutwiththeabcsister1946]

I met jocko through rogan, I met tilt through jocko....SOG LEGEND